What suspension does the BAIC New Energy EX use?

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The BAIC New Energy EX uses a MacPherson independent suspension at the front and a torsion beam non-independent suspension at the rear. Here is a detailed introduction to the front and rear suspensions of the BAIC New Energy EX: 1. The MacPherson suspension is a relatively common independent suspension, while the torsion beam suspension is a relatively common non-independent suspension. Both the MacPherson suspension and the torsion beam suspension share a common characteristic: their structures are relatively simple and occupy a small amount of space. The MacPherson suspension has only one L-shaped control arm and is the most widely used independent suspension, as it hardly occupies any space in the engine compartment. Therefore, many gasoline-powered cars with front transverse engines use the MacPherson front suspension because the lateral space in the engine compartment of such cars is relatively small. 2. Many small cars and compact cars use the torsion beam suspension due to its small space occupation. Using a torsion beam rear suspension can expand the rear seating space and trunk space, which is particularly important for small and compact cars.